Sentence examples for audiences on line from inspiring English sources
Arielle Patrice Scott and her partners, Gleb Podkolzin and Danielle Leslie, recently launched a company called GenJuice, which creates products to help young up-and-comers build followings and audiences on line.
After notifying our research ethics office of an intent to extend the Discomforting study, we systematically collected media coverage and audience responses posted on-line from 27 August until 1 October 2008.
Give'm 24 hours to build their craziest ideas, with thousands of dollars in prizes and an opportunity to present their hacks to the entire Disrupt audience on the line.
"Working with Tony, we look to harness Otter's expertise in feeding the passion of on-line audiences to augment our portfolio of digital assets and help us further engage, connect and entertain consumers around the globe".
Just on that one line, the entire audience sang just that one line.
After just a minute of a new song, the entire audience had picked up on the one line of chorus necessary to sing along, and the crowd was screaming and swaying their camera phones to the beat.
Distance learning sells the knowledge inside a professor's head directly to a global on-line audience.
Last year, it lost nearly forty-four million dolland and ripped through thirty million in cash that it had raised from private investors... Tells about Carpenter's past at A.O.L.... Started in 1995, iVillage quickly discovered that the on-line audience was still far too small to support product sales, or E-commerce... Tells how the stock soared from $24 a share to $95.88 on its opening day.
Last year, it lost nearly forty-four million dolland and ripped through thirty million in cash that it had raised from private investors... Tells about Carpenter's past at A.O.L.... Started in 1995, iVillage quickly discovered that the on-line audience was still far too small to support product sales, or E-commerce... Tells how the stock soared from $24 a share to $95.88 on its opening day..
Its songs whipsaw between personal and political alienation; its music regularly churned into double time while the hyperactive Mr. Rickly bounded across the stage and down into the audience, cuing singalongs on lines like, "I don't want to feel this way forever".
